Look to this day, for yesterday is but a dream and tomorrow but a vision. Today well lived makes every yesterday a dream of happiness, every tomorrow a vision of hope.
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5 responses to “a quote”
Huh?
Now, that one I like 🙂
I like it too … still like mine better though 😉
Yeah I prefer that…I think Alison was saying she preferred something along the lines of tomorrow being the start of the rest of your life rather than the end of it!!
Of course it should be ‘a quotation’, quote be a verb and quotation a noun…..I could even quote approval ratings from various literary bodies for the use of quote as a noun to support this view.